It's pretty sad that telling people 'it's the morally correct thing to do' isn't enough for people who oppose USAID projects like humanitarian assistance. Shows how fall we've fallen as a society. What happened to Americans wanting to help people of the world and doing the right thing?

This is what the government did with 120K+ Japanese Americans in 1942.

I know. I was there in those camps.

This Rubio Hearing makes it so obvious that Rand Paul is a russian asset. It's not even controversial. He just spews russian propaganda and wants to lift sanctions for nothing

Possible controversial take that I'll probably be making a lot during Trump 2nd term.
Watching this Hegseth confirmation has me thinking it would have been better if Trump won reelection in 2020.
What I would give to have someone like General Mattis be defense sec for trump rather than this clown.

Put this in the folder of "We used to be a civil country". That regardless of politics, we could respect one another and show some civility even if your opinions differ. With MAGA, that era of American politics is over

I don’t think there’s better evidence I can give for the decline of civic values in America than the unflinching embrace of unjustified wars of conquest that would take hundreds or thousands of lives for literally no reason—coming from people who think we should just throw Ukraine to the wolves

🇺🇸Today, we remember those who lost their lives at Pearl Harbor 83 years ago. We shall remain eternally grateful for their service, and forever honor their memory.